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Underworld is a fresh take on a classic coming of age story. Stop Continues employs a brutal, lyrical style that creates a world both harsh and magical. His teen protagonists deal with the realities of today set against a timeless backdrop that draws in readers of all ages.

Underworld is a shocking, beautiful and very humane story. With his poetic and urban style, Mike Stop Continues has definitely found his rightful place as one of today's most exciting literary voices.

—Álvaro Galván Rivera

You think you're safe, but you're not. Underworld starts on the green field of a small town park, but it ends deep in the woods of Pennsylvania, where no one can hear you scream. It's funny, it's scary, and it cuts you like a broken bottle to the gut.

—Jamie Gioe

Great coming-of-age tale. Well developed characters, fun plot. Full of surprises. Looking forward to more from Mike Stop Continues!

About the Author

Mike Stop Continues writes thrilling, provocative urban fantasy stories about portal-hopping heroes, outlandish entities, and worlds both near and far. Space is cold and the ocean dark, but the far reaches of the Omniverse are wonderful, wild, and alive. Why not go there?

MSC is an international and inter-dimensional traveller, a devout futurist, and a fervent supporter of open culture.

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My Favorite Things

Ian Tregillis: The Mechanical (Alchemy Wars, Book 1)

This is the story of Jax, a mechanical man who breaks free of his masters’ commands and the transcontinental war he finds himself at the center of. On one side is the machine-making Dutch, on another is the alchemical French, and on the third are the rebels, determined to make a place for free mechanicals in the New World. If you like steampunk or historical fantasy, look no further.

Sunset Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard is a masterpiece, and the kind of movie Hollywood just can’t make anymore. Norma Desmond is a legendary silent movie actress the world forgot two decades earlier, and she wants to make a comeback in the talkies. Some films alternate between comedy and tragedy, but this film does both the entire way through. It’s brilliant. See it now.

In the Realms of the Unreal

Some artists have such courage to follow their muse that it puts the rest of us to shame. Henry Darger was one such artist, working entirely in obscurity to produce his illustrated 15,000 page epic, In the Realms of the Unreal. This documentary takes you deep into Henry’s bizarre and wonderful world. A must-watch for anyone who wants to see behind the curtain of creativity.

Jim Butcher: Storm Front (Dresden Files, Book 1)

Harry Dresden is a wizard detective in modern day Chicago with a dark past and a good heart. From the Red Court of the vampires to the Winter Court of the fey, including every evil spirit and fallen angel between, Harry has his work cut out for him. The 23-book epic starts here, with Storm Front. Essential reading for every fan of urban fantasy.

Edwin Abbott Abbott: Flatland

The best books help us to see the world in a new way, and by this criteria, Flatland is outstanding. In Abbott’s exploration of what life would be like in zero-, one-, and two-dimensional space, he not only transforms our understanding of our own three-dimensional space, but opens our eyes to the possibilities that await us in the fourth-, fifth-, and Nth dimension. The story of the Square might be a bit dry, but the ideas are very juicy indeed.